[Wheels]

: Sun Dec 07, 2008 12:06 pm  

roughyedspud wrote:

ODLH wants to fight hatton @ wembley, he said so in the 24/7 shows...and ODLH can write his own cheques being the CEO of his own promotions company...

Well he was saying that, before he had his backside handed to him last night...

After the fight he sounded like that was going to be his last.

: Sun Dec 07, 2008 12:06 pm  

KNOCK OFF NIGEL wrote:

Calzaghe v Froch anyone?

nah

froch should concentrate on cleaning up the division...mikkel kessler should have something to say about that..

[Wheels]

: Sun Dec 07, 2008 12:07 pm  

KNOCK OFF NIGEL wrote:

Calzaghe v Froch anyone?

Yes please!

: Sun Dec 07, 2008 12:19 pm  

roughyedspud wrote:

ODLH wants to fight hatton @ wembley, he said so in the 24/7 shows...and ODLH can write his own cheques being the CEO of his own promotions company...

hatton seriously has to think about it, take £20million+,fight ODLH infront of 100,000 @ wembley and beat the guy..everyone wins,hatton wins at wembley & ODLH last fight is the biggest in history..

or

take less money,fight pacman in front of 100,000 @ wembley and get his booty kicked..


erm...difficult choice

I dont think Hatton is one for taking the easier option though do you? De La Hoya will retire anyway i think. Saying that i think Ricky would fight Floyd tommorow if Mayweather wanted it.

: Sun Dec 07, 2008 12:20 pm  

Why should Hatton fight ODLH ? What on earth will he gain from that except another hefty amount in an already bulging bank account ? ODLH is finished and should hang the gloves up.

I cant see past Hatton fighting Pacquaio in the UK and then the winner of that going onto fight Mayweather.

As good as Pacquaio was, De Le Hoya was frankly pathetic and a shadow of what he has been. It didnt even look like a test for Pacquaio. I cant help but think Hatton will be a much tougher fight for him but still, Pacquaio has to be overwhelming favourite, the guy looks pretty awesome.

After that, the idea of Mayweather v Pacquaio is mouth watering.

: Sun Dec 07, 2008 12:44 pm  

Did anyone else feel vastly dissapointed with Oscar last night? From the minute he entered the MGM he just looked like he didnt wanted to be there whereas Manny was "up for it". Dela Hoya needs to call it a day and retire, before he tarnishes his wonderful reputation as one of the best fighters ever.

On another note I'm made up Manny won, which now sets up a super fight with Hatton at 140, at Wembley in summer next year. Mouthwatering.

: Sun Dec 07, 2008 12:50 pm  

DLH will retire now, i hope Hatton fights Pacman at Wembley as that would be a classic and hopefully the winner ( hopefully Hatton ) will fight Mayweather

: Sun Dec 07, 2008 1:05 pm  

ODLH is still the main player in all this, he can cultivate,and thats the right word, the best part of $400million from the next 3 big fights because he promotes himself,hatton & pacman through golden boy promotion...and as soon as 'money' mayweather see's the money knocking about he'll be back in the gym before you can blink

fight 1
him v hatton @ wembley, a farewall for ODLH in the biggest fight ever,largest attendance,most buys on ppv etc...and a further boost to hatton mantle as ODLH successor as biggest graw in boxing

fight 2 & 3 with hatton v pacman v mayweather..


mayweather v pacman would be a classic...hatton v either of them would be a massacre cos the other to are on a different planet..

: Sun Dec 07, 2008 1:45 pm  

KNOCK OFF NIGEL wrote:

Calzaghe v Froch anyone?

Definately. It's about time Calzaghe fought someone on their way up instead of someone on their way down.

: Sun Dec 07, 2008 1:46 pm  

General Zod. wrote:

Definately. It's about time Calzaghe fought someone on their way up instead of someone on their way down.

Agree!